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| Free Dr. Crook photo—large
size suitable for Halloween mask or a dart board target |
| The famous "Confession" magazine
cover and the very first picture of Crook back in America after hiding
for a year. |
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| "... an article appearing
over the signature of Dr. Cook in the January, 1911.. Hampton's Magazine,
a confession by him that he did not know whether or not he had
reached the pole was inserted in the article without his knowledge and
approval. ...Dr. Cook, in interviews, fathered the very statement which
he was attempting to repudiate; indeed, that he not only did not repudiate
it, but that he expressed himself as in accord therewith.”
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If you read this 26 page speech to Congress in 1915
you may wonder how Wally Herbert would ever dare to write Noose
of Laurels. Did Herbert try to "pervert American history", as Cook did?
You decide. |
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